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posted: 1/31/2008 at 1:25 PM |
Ok so I ordered the 205 and I am anxiously waiting for it to arrive so I can be done with the Nike+. Here is my question:
When running does it keep track of your times at every mile, or do you have to hit the lap button at every mile. Any help/hints would be appreciated.
Jeremy |
2008 Goals...
-Start and Finish Gate River Run Completed 08MAR08
sub 8:00 completed 05APR 7:50 minute mile
Start and Finish 3 1/2 marathons in three months 04OCT08, 27NOV08, 21DEC08
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posted: 1/31/2008 at 1:44 PM |
| You can set it up to record times whenever you want. Mine is set up to record lap times every 1/4 of mile. I think it helps with keeping an eye on current pace. I use the average lap pace on all of my screens. |
2008 Goals:
Run Sub 20 5K
Run Marathon under 3:52
Get down to 145#
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posted: 1/31/2008 at 2:37 PM |
NavyJeremy,
Be sure to install Sport Tracks after you've set up the Garmin Training Center. It gives a very good map of each run with the miles, time and speed at any point on the course, with a left mouse click. A lot of people say that a Garmin without Sport Tracks, is just a big expensive watch.  |
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posted: 1/31/2008 at 2:40 PM |
| Thanks for bringing that up invisible as I had looked at the program and was wondering about that as well. Just wondering...is it an easy program to navigate. |
2008 Goals...
-Start and Finish Gate River Run Completed 08MAR08
sub 8:00 completed 05APR 7:50 minute mile
Start and Finish 3 1/2 marathons in three months 04OCT08, 27NOV08, 21DEC08
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posted: 1/31/2008 at 2:47 PM |
Yes, it's as easy as pie.  It's a breeze to navigate. |
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posted: 1/31/2008 at 3:26 PM |
Quote from invisible on 1/31/2008 at 2:37 PM:NavyJeremy, Be sure to install Sport Tracks after you've set up the Garmin Training Center. It gives a very good map of each run with the miles, time and speed at any point on the course, with a left mouse click. A lot of people say that a Garmin without Sport Tracks, is just a big expensive watch.
Second on that one SPORTSTRACKS |
09-20 Tour Des Fleurs 10k (20k)
Focus on breaking 1000 miles for the year.
22:00-23:00 for 5K (maybe)
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posted: 1/31/2008 at 3:56 PM
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| Quote from BearcatRunner on 1/31/2008 at 1:44 PM: You can set it up to record times whenever you want. Mine is set up to record lap times every 1/4 of mile. Yep. This is the Auto-lap feature. Very handy. I set mine up for one mile, and like bearcat, I look at the Lap Pace (which in my case would be the current pace for that mile). The field called "Pace", which is your current/instantaneous pace is too jumpy, so you're better served looking at Lap Pace or overall Average Pace on your runs.
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20th Century: 800m: 2:04 |1600m: 4:37 |3200m: 10:06 |5k: 16:23 |10k: 35:38 |15k: 54:20 |25k: 1:35:59
21st Century: 5k: 19:42 |10k: 43:00
What are you doing? |
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posted: 2/1/2008 at 2:24 AM |
Quote from modal on 1/31/2008 at 3:26 PM:
Thats a triple thumbs up for sports tracks. I also recomend the elevation correction and weather information plugins. Sports Tracks is a fantastic program. |
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posted: 2/1/2008 at 3:01 AM |
| I haven't used a running log, since I bought my 205 and installed Sport Tracks. |
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